Living Roots "one of the most significant cultural developments"
Thanks to Living Loreto for another great blogpost on Living Roots, this time highlighting us as one of the most significant cultural developments this season in the area around Loreto. Read Living Loreto's latest blogpost, Spring Rain Comes to Living Roots (4/21/13), to learn more about a recent presentation Living Roots founder, McKenzie Campbell, gave to a group of supporters in Loreto Bay, and the growing impact that Living Roots is having on local Ranchero community and culture.
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San Javier Cultural & Regional Marketplace is open for business!
Thanks to all who came up to San Javier to celebrate the inauguration on March 2, 2013. If you haven't been up to visit yet, come see us soon! You can read more about the grand opening in a blog titled An Epic Journey, written by Living Roots co-founder, Mila Birnbaum, who flew in from Colorado for the celebration. |
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Agua es Vida (Water is Life)
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Grupo Cabañuelo is the word in the mountains for “Spring Rains,” which when they come, help sustain life through the summer and bring promise for the year to come -- it is also the name we chose for our special group of year-long supporters who commit to making a monthly donation for one year.
Want to join? Visit our donation page and click on the "sustaining member" box. With your help, the Sudcalifornio Ranchero culture will continue to thrive in the year to come! 
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Like usOr, if you already do, tell your friends, family, and neighbors to give us the Facebook thumbs up!
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Get to know usLearn what Living Roots does to protect the historically significant Sudcalifornio Ranchero culture. We hope it inspires you to get involved in our mission to empower these remarkable people to sustain their way of life, while conserving the important mountain oasis ecosystem in which they've carved out an existence for more than 300 years.
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The "Living Roots" of Baja California Sur
Siga este enlace para ver el video en español.
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